Del’s Farm Supply

I love their prices, and everyone is so friendly and helpful.
But, I have not been up there since Tractor Supply supposedly took over.

Been a customer for 10 years — off and on. Since Tractor Supply purchased Del’s and started swapping inventory and attitudes, it’s now frustrating to shop there.
Del’s would stock a little bit of everything where Tractor Supply only stocks the top sellers. This is understandable until you realize that you can’t buy everything you for ‘the project’.
The biggest disappointment since the Tractor Supply buyout is the hay quality. It’s obvious that the hay buyer doesn’t inspect any loads — and likely decides what to buy based on an Excel spreadsheet rather than knowledge of quality.
I get the bagged-​basics there for our horses, chickens, dogs, cats, etc but now do my project and hay shopping elsewhere.
The service is always good and it seems that even the staff is sometimes frustrated with what is — and isn’t — stocked.

This is the best farm store in the area so far and I’ve been to a bunch. They have a good selection of parts and tools. I’ve never purchased hay here so I can’t comment on that. They have a big second building where the feed is and you can back your truck up to the loading dock and they’ll toss whatever in the back of your truck. The employees were knowledgable and friendly and I’ve never had to wait to get help with something.

I am switching my business over to Del’s. My only livestock is chickens but we have raised many flocks for over 10 years. I like the customer service here and I can find what I need for my flock from feed to medical treatments and if they do not have it, they ask around. The other company I used to do business with in town was recently bought out and I do not get the same service I expect from them.

We’ve been coming here for 10 years for various farm related stuff. Chicken feed, stove pellets, horse grain, farmer-​wear (got the wife fabulous insulated ‘farmer-​john’ overalls at a screamin price).
Staff is usually pleasant, greets me on the way in/​out. The dudes loading stuff at the dock always friendly and professional.
So — prices are usually high… so if there are things you can ‘shop around’ do so. Hay is outrageously expensive — we always buy ours by the ton and have it brought over from ellensburg.

I have to qualms with this place. It’s what you’d expect a feed store to be. If you have a question… they will answer it. The prices are a bit steeper than a big chain store but that isn’t a shocker

I have shopped here quite a few times and in the past had some good customer service. Today was one of those times where the arrogance of a young staffer was unbelievable. Although he went through the paces of looking up something for me he was glib, didn’t care whether he found help for me and seemed pretty delighted to say he couldn’t get the product for me. Much like the Saturday Night Live Computer fixer… He even yelled «have a nice day» as I walked out. Wow, to a customer? The coldness I have found at times in the past and todays experience drives me to do my first bad review of any place. Guess what? I don’t need this crappy attitude, arrogance unearned and bad service. Never again.

After comparing prices on pigeon feed, I found Del’s Feed and Farm Store in Monroe, WA to be the highest priced on like product in a 40 mile radius!

–They have their own brand of feed for pigs, chickens, rabbits, horses, etc– and its a good brand. Never any mold and they clearly list the protein on the board.
–They offer condensed hay bales (alfalfa and timothy)
–The store isn’t huge but they carry a nice selection
–For the most part, the staff inside is nice.
–The guys who load everything are quick and courtesy how they stack items.
–They aren’t too far from the Monroe showgrounds, perfect if you need any emergency feed or Show Sheen.
The reason they don’t get more stars is because one time we bought a large bale of hay that turned out to be terrible, they refused to refund or replace the bale– even when they admitted it was bad.

This place has a ton of stuff and is a great store for the area. They really have it all a local could need. I give them only a 3 out of 5 because when we went in there were 3 people behind the counter and they were not busy, however a «person in charge» was pretty rude to a few customers next to us. They were just down talking them and if they talked to me like that I would not go back. However a different person helped us and was kind. Again, reasonable prices and a lot of selection.

If you need farming, pet, or gardening supplies in the Monroe area, then Del’s is the place to go. Whether you need tools, fencing, feed, mulches, overalls, signs, what-​have-​you, Del’s has got it all. Their staff is more than happy to load it in your car or truck for you as well. Plus they have reasonable prices, particularly when they have sales. I’ve gotten some great buys on tools and bird seed from them. While you’re there, pick up chicks (as in chickens) or rabbits. Pet a cat or two and talk to the parrot.